Conceptual, FEED, and detailed piping engineering deliverables
Development and execution of ITPs, hold/witness points, and inspection strategies
Manufacturing Inspection, Vendor Surveillance & FAT
Work-front preparation, multidisciplinary coordination, and interface resolution
Cleaning, flushing, drying, purging, and inerting readiness
Training content reflects real project application of international standards, including:
ASME (B31, Section VIII, Section IX), API (510, 570, 650), ASTM, ISO, NACE/SSPC, CSA, and project-specific client specifications.
The training methodology is practical, scenario-based, and execution-driven, using real EPC workflows, field constraints, inspection cases, and nonconformity management scenarios to develop structured engineering judgment — not just theoretical code familiarity.
The trainer has supported major international EPC contractors, inspection bodies, and end users, with projects executed across the Middle East, Far East, North Africa, Europe, and North America, including Qatar, UAE, Iran, Libya, Sweden, China, and Canada.
This combination of design, fabrication, QA/QC, and field execution expertise ensures participants gain not only technical knowledge, but the practical competence required to deliver piping and mechanical systems successfully in real-world EPC environments.
ASME B31 (Piping Codes)
ASME Section VIII & IX
API 650, API 510, API 570
ASTM material standards
NACE / SSPC coating standards
Project specifications and ITPs